The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-05-13

1t showered this morning.
Hang up your screene doors.
town pump needs repairing.
Our merchants are receiving new
goods daily.
; Honey, only 1S cts. per box, at F. H.
Willis & Cos,
Everybody seems to be gone on, or
going, r~ailroading.
-Dr. j. T. Akers, of Tetonka, called
on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. M. Kile and son, Charles, visited
Aberdeen Oh Saturday last.
Il. D.. Burdick spent Monday and
Tuesday with his family in this place.
Aberdeen lost two buildings by fire
during the high wind last Saturday.
= She cooed; he wooed; the old man
said they could If the would. No cards.
The strong wind last Saturday caused
Il goodly portion of mother earth to get
right up and dust.
That evergreen illustrated in another
column is accompanied with valuable in
ormation. Read it.
james Mcmahon has prepared the
rooms one door north of N. /. Gilbert's
store, Tor a summer residence.
Mrs. Caroline s. Mills, mother of
Mayor Mills, of Aberdeen, died in that
city last Tuesday, aged SO years.
We are pleased to note that Mrs. w.
D. Fisher is daily Improving from her
late illness.
White Rose baking powder and a
piece of that beautiful antique glass
ware, for go cts. at +. II. Willis & Cos.
j. w. Eppard, representing the
Brown County Farmers Mutual Insur-
c Co, of Groton, called at this Office
last Tuesday.
&C. r. ballard left last Wednesday
with 30 men and 20 teams to work on
the Devils Lake extension of the Mani.
toba railroad.
u. II. Halbert, one of Warmers wide
awake and substantial farmers, was a
welcome caller at The SUN sanctum
Saturday last.
REV Mr., Lewis, Presbyterian minister,
will speak in The school house next
Sunday evening.
Miss Carrie Dawes taught school In
district No. 2, last week. during Miss
Thomas absence, caused by the sick
ness OF her father.
August Lier, the Rondell blacksmith,
has disposed of his property at that
place and removed to Putney. OAK,
where he will open up a blacksmith
shop.
IN. Cole, Of Warner, and Frank
Rapp, of Rondell, have accepted the
agency of the Brown County Farmers
Mutual Insurance Co. for Warner and
Rondell townships
IF. H. Wilt & Co. are receiving new
goods daily. Call and examine their
mammoth stock OF good goods of the
latest styles and get their prices. 1t
will do Jour heart good.
-Chas. Hawkins received a Telegram
Tuesday evening from Pine Island,
Mimi, saying that his father was dying
and for him to come at once He took
the train that evening for Minnesota.
The bicycle race at Aberdeen We'd.
nesday evening between Clark Elliott,
of that city, and w. j. Healy, of Doland.
resulted in a tie. On Saturday. May 81,
they will ride a deciding heat for $50. a
side.
"A combination composed Of Willis,
Foster, Am,ey and Hanson, cap
tured ~ Of the fine feathered beasts at
Scatterwood lake last Saturday. ''Tu-
tit-tit.Tuesday" acting as guide for
the boys.
FRANK Brown, son of Hon. Orlando
Brown, of Modena, Buffalo county,
Wis, visited Wisconsin friends in this
place the first of the week. The color
OF Franks hair il just al auburn" as it
was years ago.
Kile, WARNER Oak sun: The
Indiana Chemical Co, Charlottesville,
Ind, is an advertising fraud of the first
water lNecedah wis. Republican.
Many thanks, Bro. Hutchinson, many
Wcllkeep our game eve on
the Lookout hereafter.
MI Gilbert, the Soldier Merchant,
Is putting In a large new stock of dry
goods, groceries, hats, caps, notions
and ~suspenders, which he will sell
cheap from the start. Call and examine
Mr.. Gilbert's nea stock and get his as
Ionishing low prices.
enc desiring the valuable SER
rice of DIR. j. Il. Akers, veterinary sur
geon. will have an opportunity of seeing
him ncxt Friday and Saturday at War
DR. Akers is one Of the best vet
surgeons In the territory and
anyoae desiring work 10 his line could
10 no better than to call on him
u. Ii. Miller left last Mondfaay for tile
Lake extension Of the Manitoba.
lie took with him 9 teams and IA jolly,
v~hole-souled boys among whom We're
WA and Don Anderson tibet